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BMC Psychology, child and adolescent, clinical psychology, domestic abuse, domestic violence, early intervention, families, family psychoeducation, For Baby’s Sake, intergenerational trauma, mental illness prevention, parenting, parenting support, psychological intervention, psychotherapy, qualitative, qualitative research, trauma, violence, whole-family early-intervention programmeFor Baby’s Sake: can whole-family support break the cycle of domestic violence and abuse?
Children who experience domestic violence and abuse (DVA) are challenged in every…
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ADHD, child and adolescent, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, environmental modification, European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, lived experience, meta-ethnography, neuro-affirming approaches, neurodiversity, qualitative, Relationships, service transitions, social skills, systematic review, topical, youth mental healthADHD and the road to adulthood: what young people tell us about identity, support and transition
Imagine landing in an unfamiliar, roaring city. You have no map, the…
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BMC Psychiatry, Editor Simon Bradstreet, experts by experience, implementation, Mental health, multidisciplinary care team, peer support, peer support worker, qualitative, secondary carePeer support working is all the rage, but what is it like to work as one?
While working in various statutory mental health care settings in Germany, where…
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British media, child and adolescent, content analysis, digital health, Digital media, digital mental health, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, gender-based violence, manosphere, newspapers, observational study, problematic internet use, qualitative, safeguarding, Social media, Television, The British Journal of Psychiatry, thematic analysis, topical, toxic masculinity, violence, youth mental healthDid Netflix’s Adolescence change how the media reports on teen social media use?
When Netflix released Adolescence in March 2025, it quickly became much more…
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black and minority ethnic, Critical Race Theory, Editor Dafni Katsampa, integenerational trauma, narrative analysis, oppression, post-war Britain, qualitative, qualitative research, racial inequalities, racial trauma, racism, resilience, resistance, Social Sciences, topical, trauma, Windrush generationWindrush Voices: Silence, Racism and Resilience Across Generations
Silence can wound as deeply as words, and some stories don’t just…
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coercion, communication, Editor Simon Bradstreet, fear, hospital admissions, inpatient care, International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, mental health staff, patient safety, psychological safety, qualitative, restrictive interventions, risk assessment, risk behaviours, risk management, safe staffing, safety behaviours, secondary care, self-harm, staff attitudes, staff practices, therapeutic relationship, trauma, violencePsychological safety on mental health wards: more than preventing harm
How I’m feeling psychologically or mentally really isn’t important as long as…
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coercion, communication, Editor Simon Bradstreet, fear, hospital admissions, inpatient care, International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, mental health staff, patient safety, psychological safety, qualitative, restrictive interventions, risk assessment, risk behaviours, risk management, safe staffing, safety behaviours, secondary care, self-harm, staff attitudes, staff practices, therapeutic relationship, trauma, violencePsychological safety on mental health wards: more than preventing harm
How I’m feeling psychologically or mentally really isn’t important as long as…
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child and adolescent, content analysis, coroner’s reports, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, Prevention, qualitative, suicide, systemic issues, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthWhen systems fail children: what coroners’ reports reveal about preventable factors in adolescent suicide
Suicide is among the most frequent causes of death among children and…
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arts and culture, creative methods, creativity, Dementia, Editor Laura Hemming, involvement, lived experience, lived experience involvement, memory loss, patient and public involvement, Photography, photovoice, qualitative, service user involvementThe ripple effect: photovoice and the lived experience of dementia
“A picture tells a thousand words” Imagery has been found to be…
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acute stress disorder, Editor Dafni Katsampa, injury, major trauma, NHS Major Trauma Centre, post traumatic stress disorder, psychotherapy, PTSD, qualitative, qualitative research, road traffic accident, secondary care, service evaluation, service user experiences, Southmead Hospital, topical, trauma, Trauma and Plastic Surgery Psychology Service, trauma informed approachesEmbedding psychologists in trauma centres improves patient outcomes
Major trauma refers to severe injuries that can be life-threatening or significantly…
